Deepfake Tim Cook Stirs Chaos At Apple Event, Promotes Crypto Fraud

Deepfake Tim Cook Stirs Chaos At Apple Event, Promotes Crypto Fraud

Scammers stole Apple’s thunder on September 9, 2024, regarding the iPhone 16 launch, by attempting to trick would-be buyers with deepfake videos of its CEO, Tim Cook. Related Reading: Crypto Crackdown: SEC Fines Hit $4.68 Billion In Aggressive Regulatory Push Indeed, this shows the spiraling threat of AI-driven fraud as cybercriminals start to make use […]


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